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Operations & incident management.

A ticket queue with SLA timers, an on-call rotation, and an automation that pings Slack the instant an SLA is at risk. The capsule your operations team actually opens every morning.

Imagined exampleCapsule: OpsHub

The prompt

One sentence in chat starts the build.

You →

Make me an ops dashboard with tickets, SLA timers, on-call rotation, and Slack alerts before SLA breach.

Inscendo IQ →

Plan: 1 capsule (OpsHub), 5 widgets (TicketQueue, TicketDetail, OnCallRota, SLABoard, IncidentTimeline), 2 automations (SLABreachAlert when a ticket changes, RotateOnCall weekly), 1 integration (Slack). Four record types.

Once you say “Go,” the SLA-breach automation will fire whenever a ticket gets close to missing its SLA. The on-call rotation advances every Monday morning.

Data model

What this capsule keeps track of.

Inscendo IQ designs the data model for you and keeps it tidy as your needs change. You never write a query or design a table; you just describe what your business needs to remember.

Records this capsule manages
  • Tickets

    Title, description, priority, status, who it's assigned to, the SLA target, and the open/resolve times.

  • On-call schedule

    Who's on call each week: primary and secondary.

  • Incidents

    Severity, summary, and start/resolve times for each incident, linked to its ticket.

  • SLA breaches

    Which tickets breached their SLA, when it happened, and who was notified.

Widgets

The screens Inscendo IQ builds and ships.

Automations

The work that happens without you.

Integrations

What this capsule connects to.

Credentials live in your tenant's own secure vault. Paste-a-key providers (Stripe, SendGrid, Twilio) connect in seconds; bring-your-own-app providers (such as Salesforce, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, or RingCentral) are set up step by step with Inscendo IQ, with optional hands-on help via the Companion.

Build this one for your team.

Describe it in a sentence and Inscendo IQ ships it into a tenant you own, then operates it day after day. To be clear about what you just read: this is a reference example of what the platform can build and operate today, not a case study of shipped customer work.